Hydro-Spa Outlet

We take care of it!. Hydro-Spa Outlet is the best way to move a hot tub. We provide all of the necessary equipment and manpower to get the job done quickly and efficiently. Call us today for a free estimate!

Hot tubs come with 120v or 220v connections. If your tub has a 220v connection, it must be hard-wired to the power supply. If it has a 120v connection, it can be plugged into a dedicated grounded outlet using the unit’s 10-foot cord. If the outlet is further than 10 feet away, the unit must be hard-wired. In both instances, the unit requires a dedicated circuit with no other appliances sharing the power. Hydro-Spa Outlet will ensure all electrical work is complete prior to filling the spa.

Imagine the luxury of your own personal hot tub, sitting in the comfort of your backyard. No more waiting for hours at the spa to melt away your stress – with Hydro-Spa Outlet, you can have a luxurious hot tub right at home in just minutes! Plus, our easy installation process makes set up a breeze – perfect for anyone who wants the relaxing benefits of a hot tub without all the hassle.

Hot tubs require a water sanitizer to maintain safe and healthy water. Chlorine is the most popular water sanitizer, but the smell can be unpleasant. Depending on the type of sanitizer you use, you will need to regularly check the water levels to ensure proper saturation and chemical balance. You may also need to shock the hot tub periodically to curb bacteria growth.

Hydro-Spa Outlet is your one-stop shop for all your hot tub needs! We offer top-of-the line products and installation services, so you can relax and enjoy your new hot tub in no time! Our experienced professionals will help you choose the perfect hot tub for your needs, and we'll take care of the installation process from start to finish. You'll be able to relax and soak in all the benefits of a hydrotherapy spa in no time!

Your hot tub will require regular maintenance. However, it may not be as much as you might think. Advances in technology have significantly reduced the labor involved in maintaining a hot tub. The required maintenance will vary depending on the type of hot tub you have. For example, synthetic wood hot tub cabinets may require a simple hose down periodically, but otherwise, regular maintenance is minimal. You need to care for your hot tub water and filters, but this process can be completed in about 20 minutes per month and you can even get it taken care of by the experts at Hydro-Spa Outlet.

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You can use something as simple as windex or a water mixed with some vinegar and just wipe clean with a paper towel or clean rag

It should be drained and refilled every 3-5 months depending on usage

Yes it can be moved on its side

It's not that hard providing you have enough people to do it and they know what they are doing.

Yes if you buy a spa from us we will bring it to your home and install it where you wish and hook it up providing you have the electrical ready for us and a surface to put it on- deck or concrete

You should do weekly maintenance to keep your spa in perfect shape

You should drain and refill your hot tub at least 2-3 times a year depending on usage

There are many accessories you can get. You can get a spa caddy which you can place drinks or other items on. You can get a towel rack to place your towels on. You can also get spa fragrances which you can add to the water for a nice experience

You can call us and get a service technician out to your home providing who the manufacturer is. We service Bullfrog, Sundance, Dreammaker, Hydropool spas or we can give you a number of one of our outside techs if it is not a manufacturer we normally handle

Depending on how deep the crack is. If it is a light surface crack we have an outside person that can do an acrylic fix on it. If it is a crack that compromises the structure it may not be able to be fixed

It depends on the age of the spa and what needs to be repaired. Sometimes if the spa is very old and parts are not available, then it is not worth fixing

While the three terms are often used interchangeably, they aren’t the same. A hot tub is an umbrella term for any tub with heated water. Spas fall into this category, but spa is also another umbrella term that refers to water therapy, which includes Jacuzzis. Jacuzzis are a trademarked brand name. One of the largest differences between hot tubs and spas is their use. Spas are typically standalone or in-ground structures that provide health treatments in addition to water therapy treatments. Hot tubs are usually portable with its own plumbing and electrical control systems. While the three terms aren’t interchangeable, they do have similarities. Jacuzzis, hot tubs, and spas all offer a form of hydrotherapy, recreation, and relaxation.

The term ‘spa’ encompasses a wide range of services and experiences, and can mean everything from a small facial and massage business to expansive destinations of pampering. The word spa was first used as far back as the eras of Ancient Greece and Rome to describe naturally occurring thermal springs. These locations of bathing and relaxation were believed to benefit health and wellbeing, and in this sense not much has changed to date. Spas remain havens of luxury.

A jacuzzi is a large tub full of water used for hydrotherapy, relaxation or pleasure. Hot tubs are sometimes also known as "spas" or by the trade name Jacuzzi. In contrast to a typical bathtub, a hot tub is designed to be used by more than one person at a time, with many models accommodating four or more people. You can usually find Jacuzzis at quality hotels and spas. And if you want relaxation at the ready, you can even purchase one for your own home. Depending on your Jacuzzi’s size, you can install it either in your bathroom or in your backyard.

We have a wide range of answers for older spa valves, so you can get your spa back up and running in no time. Plus, our prices are unbeatable, so you can be sure you're getting the best value for your money.